Wedding Music Lists & Suggestions

Whether you choose a Band, DJ, or Ceremony Musician, music is an essential part of your big day. For a successful party, music must be tailored to your particular group or occasion. Most DJ's will play to their audience. What a DJ plays at a high school dance is going to differ quite a bit from a wedding and experienced DJ's do not plan each song that will be played in advance. Our DJ's pride themselves on their ability to read the crowd and keep them dancing all night long while filtering in the requests that he has received from the guests throughout the evening

Obviously, there will probably be at least one special song that you absolutely have to have played at your wedding for your first dance as husband and wife. You will also probably want to choose music for the father/daughter and mother/groom dances. Of course at this point you might start drawing a blank which is why we've put together some tips & suggestions which you can access by clicking on the links to the right. Our clients can even choose music from our online music library. You may even want to throw in a few ideas for great dance songs but beyond this, most dj's are quite talented at choosing music that both sets the mood and gets the party hopping.



» Choosing Your Ceremony Music

» Ceremony Music Suggestions

» Grand Entrance Song Suggestions

» Cake Cutting Song Suggestions

» Tips for Choosing Your First Dance

» Songs For Bridal Party

» Father/Daughter Dance Suggestions

» Mother/Son Dance Suggestions

» Bride/Brother Dance Suggestions

» Songs For Bouquet/Garter Toss

» Last Dance Songs

» Top 200 Requests


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Your Wedding First Dance As A Married Couple

It's your first dance as a married couple on the dance floor... Your wedding dress is absolutely stunning. his tuxedo impeccable...Everyone is watching and you both know you look awesome together...You're so happy you're glowing!!!

You don't have to be a great dancer to pull off a great first wedding dance! A little planning and some practice and you'll be the toast of the dance floor!

Here's a few suggestions for you to help you pull it off!
•Let your first dance you've chosen reflect your love for each other.
• Pick a song that keeps a consistent beat throughout the song.

• Select a song that is less than 3 minutes long. Two or two and a half minutes for your first dance is just right.

• Use a CD to practice dancing to your First Wedding Dance

• If you can't dance, Take some wedding dance lessons!

•  Make your First Dance photographically interesting so that you will end your wedding day with Video and Still photo's you will be proud to show off to friends, family, and your children in years to come.

• Have a good idea of the size and shape your wedding reception dance floor will be so that you can practice and get used to dancing in that amount of space.

• Practice sometimes without the music, especially at the beginning stages, it will help you concentrate on perfecting your steps, and leading or following.

• Keeping time to the beat of the music is very important-feel the beat !

• Remember HE leads...SHE follows. (at least when your on the dance floor).
 

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